What makes the Cyclones stand out from other aberrant Hypos is the fact that I have consistently produced "normal" non-hypo versions of Cyclones. I will be working on eliminating the hypo gene at least on one side. Obviously some babies from this year are possible super hypos, so it will be harder to eliminate the hypo gene. Luckily I have plenty of stock over the past few years who are not hypo.



At this point there are no proven "supers" as this was the first year a possible super Cyclone was produced. There was only two females born and one is possible super Hypo, the other is a non-hypo. Producing the non-hypo Cyclone female will allow me to continue extracting the hypo gene out. If you still have questions don't hesitate to ask them. If you want to see more pictures of litters and how the Cyclone has evolved you can check out my website that has links to my picture account. Feel free to browse.
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Robert McPhee

www.BBCExotics.com

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